“…Teachers who have high job satisfaction will work with enthusiasm, so as to provide opportunities to achieve high work results, School as a leader education organization that pays attention to aspects of teacher performance satisfaction. School as an educational institution or institution which is a place where the educational process is carried out has a complex and dynamic system [2] Teachers who have high professionalism will be seen from various aspects both in terms of pedagogical, professional and social competencies [3] Teacher certification is to get good and professional teachers, who have the competence to carry out the functions and goals of the school in particular, as well as educational goals in general, according to community needs and guidance from the Mulyasa era [4] The role of certification, namely that teachers or lecturers better understand the rights and obligations in (Law No.14 / 2005 article 14 paragraph (1), among others; (1) earn an income above the minimum necessities of life and social welfare games; (2) get promotions and rewards according to with assignments and achievements work; (3) obtaining protection in carrying out duties and intellectual property rights; (4) obtaining opportunities to improve competence; (5) obtaining and utilizing learning facilities and infrastructure to support the smooth running of Advances in Social Science, Education and Humanities Research, volume 565 professional duties; (6) having freedom in providing assessments and participate in determining graduation, awards, and sanctions to students in accordance with educational principles, teacher code of ethics, and laws and regulations; (7) gain a sense of security and guarantee safety and carry out duties; (8) have the freedom to associate in professional organizations; (9) have the opportunity to play a role in determining educational policies; (10) have the opportunity to develop and improve academic qualifications and competencies; and (11) obtain training and professional development in their respective fields.…”